Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-06
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Ed. Buzzard has started out q new hacl
to be run independent OF the transfer.
Manager Walker, of the p svilion Rink
takes a benefit tonight. Give him 6
bumper.
A judgment was rendered in the Probate
Court yesterday against ex-Sheliff Sullivan
for S396.52 on an action for false return.
In the Probate Court yesterday Albert
Minger took out letters of administration
on tine estate of his deceased wife, Lucinds
Minger.
It's all right, OF course. on the first o
april, but the handle of a store door is not
exactly the place to start in a job OF var
nishing.
Abe Heyman is making extensive i'm
provements in his tobacco store. He pro
poses to make it one of the finest resorts
in the city.
The Debrovitch case comes up this morn.
ing at $50 a. m. in Justice Dingevon's
Court. Anton Miller and May Garrett are
examined to-day.
Judge Dingevon yesterday assessed Frank
Hammill $40 and costs for the trouble he
Mcasioned on Arizona street night before
last. Frank ponied up.
The members of the Beethoven-Lieder-
Sranz will meet tomorrow afternoon at
Renshaw Hall. 1t is expected that what
property is left will hen be disposed OF.
Aiull attendance is requested.
As the sprinkling carts are slow in COM
ing out, private sprinkling with hose is a
necessity. A hand hose LAID the dust very
agreeably in front of Goldsmith's yester-
day.
Mrs. Thomas Northey, living just above
Cear Grit Terrace, was yesterday safely
delivered OF a girl baby. The fact that the
gay was the LIST Of April cuts no figure in
this item.
Street cleaning goes on apace. Yesterday
men were at work on West Broadway,
breaking up the ice caked on the south side
Of the street, which will soon evaporate
and be but a re Diniscence.
The pupils OF the D class of the High
ncaool rendered the programme published
IN HE MINER Yesterday afternoon very
cedltably. Professor Newill deserves high
praise Tor the progress OF the pupils under
Dis charge.
,Aessrs. Couture & LeFord's class for Ia
gNs meets this afternoon, and their Satur.
aady evening sociable comes OIL as usual
sis evening. Next week will be an off-wee
NUN them, hut they will have their socia-
"e as usual a week from tonight.
Inc school election occurs to-day at Cen.
aal school building from 2 p. m. to sun
uown. Don't omit the opportunity to cast
Soar vote for one or other OF the candi-
s"vts. Show your interest in the
ever wins.
%.narles Carl and the Monaghan, who were
rested on Thursday evening for creating
small riot in the Fulton Market, on
sve s; broadway, were discharged yesterday
sbeenn.ng ny Judge Mediation. the evidence
d %;G"'he too Insignificant a rumpus for ju-
Oeial recognition.
INA gentleman di.tantly connected with
bpaa.'ons In scrip was induced yesterday
i,r one OF the meanest men that ever ran
to- once IN this county to take a letter
in aprnmlnent storekeeper on Main street.
h"hlch the sender requested that the
kjeLs receive three separate and distinct
n M The rest is silence.
Con 1' Minnie DuPre, OF John Maguire's
Nichnnlonty' 81 present stopping at the St.
dronnaSs when coming from the Postoftice
It w wps a letter on the street yesterday.
ceived unopened and she had just re-
As he ;n. a man was seen to pick it up.
70 retu ~ spotted the best thing he can do is
as she h. IL TO the Postofice or the owner
ts' banIss put the matter in Colonel Cur.
detain 1t is a United States offence to
Severely correspondence and punishable